Start small enough to measure. We agree the workflow, deliverables and costs before you commit to a larger implementation.
These are starting scopes. Your estimate depends on the work involved, rather than a fixed bundle of unrelated features.
Estimate after scoping
Find a useful first step.
For a repeated task or operational delay that needs a clearer plan.
Useful for: An existing business deciding where to start.
Discuss an assessmentEstimate after scoping
Test one defined workflow.
A limited implementation to evaluate usefulness before a larger commitment.
Useful for: A team with a repeatable process and access to its tools.
Scope a pilotEstimate after scoping
Make approved information useful.
A narrow assistant for a defined set of documents or customer questions.
Useful for: A team with useful, maintainable business content.
Discuss an assistantEstimate after scoping
Build a clear digital foundation.
A focused website that explains your offer and gives customers a practical way to enquire.
Useful for: A new business or a business replacing an inadequate site.
Plan your websiteEstimate after scoping
Build the essential user journey.
A scoped application for a specific customer or operational need.
Useful for: A business with a defined need beyond a website.
Discuss an applicationEstimate after scoping
Keep the solution useful.
A support plan matched to the systems, people and work involved.
Useful for: A team maintaining or improving an existing solution.
Plan ongoing supportThe workflow, features, data preparation, number of integrations, user volume, review requirements and ongoing support all affect cost. Third-party software, AI usage, messaging and hosting fees are identified separately where applicable.
Your written proposal should set out deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities, payment stages, review points and timing. For ongoing support, agree the included capacity, response arrangements and how additional changes are priced.
No full technical brief is needed for the first conversation. Tell us the problem and what is already in place.
